Animals
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Study: Bed Bugs Have Favorite Colors, Too!
Bed bugs generally prefer hiding spots that are red or black, but their preferences change according to age, sex, and other factors
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Melting Arctic Ice Forces Polar Bears to Swim Long Distances Without Rest
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How Having a Pet Helps Diabetic Patients Control Their Blood Sugar
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Similar to Humans, Baboons With Difficult Childhood Die Earlier
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Loyal Dog Patiently Waits for Dead Owner To Come Home After Earthquake in Ecuador (Video)
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Animal Abuse in the Concrete Jungle: Dog, Bull Rescued on the Streets of New York City
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Feline Body Language: Why Cats Stretch So Much
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How Game Theory and Artificial Intelligence Help Wildlife Conservation by Outwitting Poachers
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Men and Baboons Could Cease to Co-Exist in Cape Town
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Prince, The Vegan, The Activist, The Legend
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'World's Oldest Dog' Passes Away At 30
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Growing Tiger Population Gives Hope for Wildlife Conservation
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
